Site:
Le Me 'morial de l 'Alsace-Moselle
Link: http://www.memorial-alsace-moselle.org/
Description:
Virtual tour of Alsace-Moselle Memorial located in Schirmeck, SW of Strasbourg. History of the people of Alsace and Moselle who changed nationality 5 times from 1870 -1953, with a special focus on the period between 1939-1945.

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Divorce & Women in France
Link: http://www.ohiou.edu/~Chastain/dh/divorce.htm
Description:
History of divorce in France from 1792 when it was first introduced, abolishment in 1816 through the Napoleonic & Restoration years, to the re-introduction in 1884.

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German Genealogy: ELSASS / ALSACE HISTORY
Link: http://www.genealogienetz.de/reg/ELS-LOT/als-hist.html
Description:
Summary of the history of the Alsace , and a bibliography of the historical literature. Pagege is in English or German, by Rick Heli, W. Fred Rump, Sue Clarkson, Etienne Herrbach and Robert Behra.

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Les militaires Bas-Rhinois
Link: http://membres.lycos.fr/mylak/militair.html
Description:
Bas-Rhinois who fought in the French Revolution and for the First Empire, including part of the current Palatinate (Cantons of Bergzabern, Candel and Landau). Author: Alain KLEIN. In French.

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The French Republican calendar
Link: http://www.gefrance.com/calrep/calen.htm
Description:
The republican calendar was officially adopted on October 24, 1793. Conversions and great dates of the republican calendar. Author: Philippe Chapelin. In French and English.

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Deutsches historisches Institut - Paris
Link: http://www.dhi-paris.fr/
Description:
Presentation page of the German History center in Paris, presentation of the project and the library. German and french language. Author is Deutsches historisches Institut, Paris.